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Pospis Law, PLLC (the “Firm”) maintains this website and all its portions, including the Pospis Law Blog (the “Site”), exclusively for general informational purposes. As you access the Site, please keep the following in mind:

1. Not legal advice. Nothing on the Site constitutes legal advice. The Site’s content is provided for informational purposes only. Do not rely on any information on the Site for any purpose. Nothing on the Site should be used as a substitute for competent legal advice from an experienced attorney in your state. The application of the law to a given situation depends on all of the facts and circumstances, which vary from case to case.

2. No reliance. You should not rely on, or act or decline to act based on, anything in the Site. There is no guarantee that any court decision or statute discussed, summarized, cited or linked to (in the Blog or elsewhere) is still good law. For example, a statute may have been amended, repealed, or superseded, or a case may have been overruled, reversed, or vacated, since the initial writing. In addition, there is no guarantee that a decision by a court represents the most up-to-date development in that case.

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4. Prior results do not imply, suggest, or predict future outcomes. Nothing on the Site should be read to predict or guarantee future results. The Firm is not liable for the use or interpretation of information contained on the Site, and it expressly disclaims all liability for any actions you take or do not take, based on the Site’s content.

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6. Editing. Throughout the Site, particularly on our Blog, we often make editorial modifications to facilitate readability. For example, we may omit citations, quotation marks, or even text with or without including an accompanying notation. You should always consult original, official versions of source material if you need to rely on such material for any purpose.

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